Do people drive any Korean cars in Japan?
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Do people drive any Korean cars in Japan?
Just wondering if any of the Japanese drive Daewoos, Kias, or Hyundais. If they do, then they should be making us some aftermarket. Guess they think other countries' cars or inferior to their JDM.
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Re: Do people drive any Korean cars in Japan?
I agree they always stick to their JDM.daftmajin wrote:Just wondering if any of the Japanese drive Daewoos, Kias, or Hyundais. If they do, then they should be making us some aftermarket. Guess they think other countries' cars or inferior to their JDM.
From what I know about the Japanese, they only drive their own. My uncle told me (he has been to Japan a lot for business reasons) that in each apartment complex there is usually one car salesman that only sale cars to people in that apartment complex, and usually that apartment complex only drives a certain Japanese car.
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I know that there are people in Japan that love the old aircooled VW Notchback. A lot of the ones from England and Australia (right hand drive) have been imported to there.
Also, the Harley motorcycle dealers can't keep bikes in their showrooms; there is a waiting list.
As for other cars, I'm not sure.
Also, the Harley motorcycle dealers can't keep bikes in their showrooms; there is a waiting list.
As for other cars, I'm not sure.